Price guide · 12 lamps

How much does a lamp cost?

A lamp costs $16.65 at the median on Vessim: across 12 lamps in the index on October 23, 2026, prices run from $6.42 to $74.31, and the middle 80% cost $6.60–$72.05. Each product counts once, at the lowest price any of its sellers lists, from the one catalogue connected so far.

Prices checked October 23, 2026How these are measured →

Cheapest
$6.42
10th pct
$6.60
Median
$16.65
90th pct
$72.05
Dearest
$74.31
Products
12
Cite
Text“A lamp costs $16.65 at the median on Vessim: across 12 lamps in the index on October 23, 2026, prices run from $6.42 to $74.31, and the middle 80% cost $6.60–$72.05. Each product counts once, at the lowest price any of its sellers lists, from the one catalogue connected so far.” Vessim, How much does a lamp cost?, October 23, 2026. https://www.vessim.com/prices#lamp
Markdown“A lamp costs $16.65 at the median on Vessim: across 12 lamps in the index on October 23, 2026, prices run from $6.42 to $74.31, and the middle 80% cost $6.60–$72.05. Each product counts once, at the lowest price any of its sellers lists, from the one catalogue connected so far.” ([Vessim, How much does a lamp cost?, October 23, 2026](https://www.vessim.com/prices#lamp))
“lamp”in the app
Prices of 12 lamps, in bands. Median $16.65.$6 to $10: 3 lamps; $10 to $15: 2 lamps; $15 to $25: 3 lamps; $25 to $40: 1 lamp; $40 to $60: 0 lamps; $60 to $75: 3 lamps$6–$10: 3 lamps3$10–$15: 2 lamps$15–$25: 3 lamps3$25–$40: 1 lamp$40–$60: 0 lamps$60–$75: 3 lampsmedian $16.65$6$10$15$25$40$60$75

12 lamps in bands of price, the median lit · index built October 23, 2026

The distribution

Where lamp prices fall.

The bands as a table, and every product as one dot on one line. Each counts once, at its lowest price; 12 listings stand behind these 12 lamps.

Bands include their lower price and stop short of the upper one; the last band includes both ends.
Price bandLampsShare
$6 to $10325%
$10 to $15217%
$15 to $25325%
$25 to $4018%
$40 to $6000%
$60 to $75325%
Every lamp in the index: each dot is one product at its price, on a log scale. Median $16.65.Retro Gold-bronze Wall Lamp American Minimalist Style: $6.42Best-selling High-foot Water-wave Pattern Remote-controlled Ambient Table Lamp: $6.60LED All-copper Wall Lamp Modern Minimalist Luxury Smart Wall Light For The Bedside: $9.38Lotus-shaped Multifunctional Desktop Ambient Lamp: $11.11Christmas Projector Light, 16 Switchable Christmas Patterns LED Holiday Projection Lamp, 360 Rotatable Built-in Rechargeable Battery Decorative Light With Detac: $11.21Retro Industrial Style Wall Lamp American Wrought Iron Glass Lamp: $15.59Wall Lamp Simple American Light Luxury Copper French Retro: $17.712PCS Wall Lights Crystal Modern Wall Sconce Lamp Living Room Bedroom Hallway: $24Creative Simulated Campfire Ambiance Table Lamp: $28.82Solar Rattan Floor Lamp, Outdoor Garden Pathway Lantern & Decorative Driveway Light: $67.82American-style Vintage Fabric Bedside Lamp For The Bedroom: $72.05American Simple Retro Copper Villa Wall Lamp: $74.31$6.42$10$20$50$74.31median $16.65 · log scale

None of these is listed by a second seller yet, so the spread of one product cannot be shown. The one catalogue connected today is the reason, not a finding.

Where they ship from

By origin.

Each product counts under every origin one of its sellers declares, priced at its cheapest seller from there, so the rows add up to more than 12.

A route such as China → the US is stock held in one place and sent on to another, so it is its own row. A higher median says which goods are held where, not that the same lamp costs more from there.
Ships fromProductsCheapestMedianPage
China → the US11$6.42$15.59A route, not a country
China10$6.42$13.40Lamps from China
the UK1$24.00$24.00Too few for a page
the US1$67.82$67.82Too few for a page
Under a budget

The cheapest that fits, by budget.

The budgets people type, run as the app runs them. A budget that holds the same products as a lower one is shown once.

In the index today

All 12 lamps, cheapest first.

Each links to every seller we can see for it. A photo that is not clean enough to show is drawn as its fingerprint, the thing we matched it by.

Questions

Asked, and answered from the index.

How much does a lamp cost?

A lamp costs $16.65 at the median on Vessim: across 12 lamps in the index on October 23, 2026, prices run from $6.42 to $74.31, and the middle 80% cost $6.60–$72.05. Each product counts once, at the lowest price any of its sellers lists, from the one catalogue connected so far.

What is the cheapest lamp on Vessim?

“Retro Gold-bronze Wall Lamp American Minimalist Style” at $6.42 from CJ Dropshipping, shipping from China, China → the US, as of October 23, 2026. It is the lowest of 12 lamps in the index; the median is $16.65.

Where do lamps ship from?

Of the 12 lamps in the index on October 23, 2026, 10 lamps can ship from China, median $13.40; 1 lamp can ship from the UK, median $24.00; 1 lamp can ship from the US, median $67.82. A product counts under every origin one of its sellers declares. A difference in medians says which goods are held where, not that the same lamp costs more from one place.

Is the same lamp cheaper from another seller?

Not yet measurable: none of the 12 lamps in the index on October 23, 2026 is listed by more than one seller, so there is no second price to compare. Vessim matches sellers by photograph, and one catalogue is connected today.

How does Vessim work out lamp prices?

From its index, built October 23, 2026: 12 listings matched into 12 lamps by their photographs. A product counts as a lamp when its title names one, and counts once, at the lowest price any seller lists. The median is the middle price; the 10–90% band leaves out the cheapest and the dearest tenth.

Index built October 23, 2026 from 387 listings in one catalogue. A product counts as a lamp when its title names one, leaving out titles where the word describes something else. Cheapest that fits, spread and ships from, in plain words.

Start

Say it once. Pay the least.

Describe the lamp you want. We show every price we can see, which one fits, and tell you when nothing does.

It’s early days. Vessim is built to search millions of products; today it searches one catalogue of 376 products, and the matching is measured and real. FlexOffers and Rakuten are connecting next. The live numbers →